bucha is a de-occupied city and the war is still going on in the country. that is, we are expected that everything will happen as it was in peacetime, but in reality everything is much more complicated. even now, when we communicate with you, i see that the internet signal is not stable enough and is interrupted by the connection in the same kp bucha-service in this in this building , for example, the roof was destroyed, this is a building in which and which is seriously damaged where the office is located, and we were able to restore normal internet in this building there only last week, and people there can to work fully. therefore, the two months of work that the communal services are currently working for, in fact, we are working in combat mode, that is, two weeks of them without communication, because the mobile connection was restored, and hmm. people who work in the city council, as well as people who returned to the city we lived without electricity along the supply line, without gas, supply for april, partly may. that was all, that is, all communications

in the city have mostly been restored, except for individual points where serious destruction occurred during this time, defective commissions began to work. well, if we even we are talking about demining, the situation is roughly like this , and we have 70 applications and two brigades are processing them, you can understand the speed with which these brigades can go through it, er, do demining , which we already have at the moment, at the moment , they understood all the public places er, they are safe, checked, but there are questions about green zones, there is a question about this first entrance to the building, here of course you have to contact the city council, stand in line and wait, plus there are units of the territorial defense, well, volunteer er territorial formation, they help to speed up this process, but it is really slow due to the fact that the procedure and specialists a-a well, outwardly, we cannot increase

the number of these brigades because the problem not only includes in the neighboring irpen in borodyanka the entire buchan district, which unites 12 e-e mm communities seriously affected specialists more well, physically there is no, i will say more here andriy told about the dead in buch, there are really a lot of dead, that is , every third person in the kyiv region was killed in buch and we are still engaged in burials unfortunately, the second month we are calling for burials because the morgue system, the law enforcement system was not ready to process such a large number of people, and we still have four morgues in the kyiv region . we will create sector acquaintances, as it was after the donetsk stage of the war in the dnipro, to make everyone aware of the possibilities, and in order for relatives to be able to submit dna in the future and possibly find their relatives who are now buried, there are no other options

because it's the third month of not burying the dead. we can't afford to bury people, that's why there are so many problems, there are no quick solutions. and it's great that people are finding independent solutions and rebuilding their homes. what is the government doing? we now have a partnership program with our polish partners and we are building a module of small houses that will serve as temporary housing for those who have lost their homes during hostilities. the second option is in the yards of hm estates that have suffered destruction. they can order yourself there temporary shelters are also provided to us and our partners. also, we are negotiating with sanatoriums in order to accommodate people who, for example, may not

have enough places in modular houses. that is, we are considering all possible options for temporary housing and, of course, we are waiting to see what happens. the implemented program, the state program of reconstruction and compensation for those damages, which it is currently working on , it really has not worked yet, and this is the main problem that people already want renovated housing and state money they have not yet reached the level of buchachi. thank you very much. mykhalena skoryk, the deputy mayor of buchi, many questions did not have time to ask and discuss with us. well, for sure we will have another opportunity and time, we will be happy to continue this conversation with our next ones. for this world, not only ukraine, in fact , this is the suffering of ukrainians, in fact, in this war, of the civilian population, these war crimes , as they have become, were documented here for the first time, and

unfortunately, it was buchan who suffered such a fate, and in fact the main question that i was thinking of asking mykhailyna skoryk, but to which i think she still doesn't have an answer, this is actually a point that you raised before in your theses, talking about the fact that this is the memory of these victims of the russian occupation about those who died as a result of the criminal actions of the russian army, it will be needed in urban space, in toponymy, in cultural objects, to be immortalized in what way. i think we will still need to answer these questions, we will not forget it but in order to pass on this memory descendants should definitely do this. well, we are now moving on to the section on health from our colleague iryna

koval , actually. wartime, i congratulate iryna kovali - this is a special project about health during the war, they did not have time to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, as a new infectious threat is on the threshold of smallpox, on may 7 this year, the world health organization reported the first confirmed a case of monkeypox in a person who traveled from great britain to nigeria and then returned home after that, cases of this disease began to be recorded among other residents of britain, ireland, italy, sweden, germany, france, this is a very rare viral disease that is transmitted from rodents and monkeys to humans, had during smallpox clinically similar to ordinary smallpox, which mankind overcame back in the 80s of the last century, but has

milder symptoms, most of the infected feel feverish salt in the body of the signs and in that people with in a more complicated course of the disease, a rash may appear on the face and hands, which can spread to other parts of the body, from infection to the appearance of the first symptoms, it takes from five days to three weeks, most people recover in 2-4 weeks without the need for inpatient treatment, one in ten cases of infection with monkeypox can be fatal, and unlike the same covid, children tolerate this monkeypox more difficult than adults, so whether the world is threatened by a new pandemic, our journalist anna olenkova found out at least in the 12th countries of the world have confirmed cases of infection with monkey pox while we are sitting here the numbers are changing but at the moment we can talk about

about 200 confirmed cases the world has known about monkey pox for at least 40 years but right now this disease is threatening an epidemic this is the first time that we are seeing simultaneous cases in many countries in people who have not traveled to dangerous areas of africa there are two strains of monkeypox west african and central african names come from the region in which they are widespread we work closely with democratic nigeria republic of the congo central african republic and cameroon because they have been telling us about monkeypox for the past few years now we are in close communication to find out why this virus is spreading today among the countries where cases have been detected usa canada great britain spain portugal australia according to experts voz vaccine can protect against natural smallpox and from monkeypox, a

study was conducted that showed that the vaccine against nature protects against monkeypox in 85% of cases, this is not an ideal result but this already facilitates the future work of the professor of molecular virology of nottingham university showed that only one person out of 50 who had contact with an infected person became infected, which indicates the low prevalence of the virus, so it gives hope that the outbreak will not develop into a new global pandemic, reassuring ukrainians that there is nothing to worry about it is worth noting that the deputy minister of health, the chief state sanitary doctor ihor kuzin said that the probability of the spread of the virus in ukraine with smallpox is very high the chances of monkeypox spreading on the territory of ukraine are very small, ukraine is not a transit country for ukrainians traveling to africa, at the same time, the virus is really stable and does not mutate as quickly as, for

example, the coronavirus, and the course is quite easy , much easier than natural smallpox. i would i wanted to emphasize that in order to get infected, you need to be in contact with an infected person for a long time now. this is quite unlikely. taking into account the fact that the number of tourist routes is currently quite limited, can ukrainians relax and forget? at least about the threat of monkeypox, because there are already enough threats. do we still need to be careful considering the fact that many of our citizens return home after evacuation from european countries, so we are finding out now and contact us infectious disease specialist oksana vygovska mrs. oksana i i congratulate you vita. it is very nice to hear and see you and let's talk about this monkey pox today. is it really a threat to ukrainians? and what should we prepare for? well, let's talk about this

such an interesting question for a european country. the peculiarity of this disease is that it is new. and we know that everything is new and it is a concern all over the world. well, in ukraine, including ah . here are the specifics of this disease, its features by means of transmission and other things, which we will now focus on ms. oksana, er, can it be assumed that they say that ukrainians travel less now because there is a war in our country and that is why we are in our own country there are those who left and that it is a disease for us in general it is not a threat, but this very moment is important,

but it is also not the main thing, because according to the cases that are currently known in this country in europe, the united states, canada , doctors still note that there are cases of the disease in people who travel in the countries of the african continent, but part of the people do not travel in that area. that is why there is a commotion, ah, can we say that, for example, someone is prone to getting infected, so i hear smallpox, for example, as we have already talked to you many times in our programs that a person may have low immunity, which of yes, she is more prone to such viral diseases, infectious diseases, and other people have a more stable immunity, and does this play

a role here? -and in many countries of the world , in the majority of years, vaccinations against natural smallpox were carried out for several years, and they stopped in different countries for different periods of time, because natural smallpox is considered a disease that has been completely eliminated due to vaccination has stopped and they want to. today it has already been proven that the vaccination against natural smallpox also protects against vaccination against smallpox or something else, since the viruses come from the same family of viruses, there is a vaccine against e-e monkeypox. testing since 2019, i understood ms. oksana. please tell me how to find out how

to understand that a person is sick only based on the symptoms. it is also possible that there are some tests and people who will return to ukraine again as their they tested for covid-19. so they can also test whether she is infected with this monkey pox, and the clinical picture maps the wax. she has some features, but still, she has a characteristic beginning - these are non-specific symptoms, which we all know, that is, the intoxication syndrome of fever but as for any smallpox, the natural distance is exactly the same as mother or smallpox. for these diseases, the main symptom is a rash. they are not opaque as in chickenpox, but filled with such purulent content, that is, they are cloudy, plus also an increase in lymph nodes is noted first of all - this is the cervical group of lymph nodes, that is, in

relation to the clinical symptoms, the data of the epidemic is important, that is, or contact with a person who had similar symptoms and still hangs on, pay attention to it, at the same time, a rash all over the body or or still the presence of travel in countries where numerous cases of this disease are recorded, at the moment, unfortunately, there are no express tests today, but well, covid-19 has shown that it still reacts very quickly in society and medicine and education ms. oksana, i know that you communicate with many infectious diseases doctors not only in ukraine, but also abroad. but i want to ask you , after all, what should we expect? maybe you discussed among yourselves when we ukrainians should wait for these first cases in the exam because

there is a war in our country, as you know, they say that we still failed in the exam . we are in relative isolation from the world. well, what can be done to advise those ukrainians who look at us from abroad like this or who nevertheless plan to go abroad how to protect themselves from this disease, well , firstly, keep calm, secondly, look carefully at your a-a and see if there is a trace of vaccination against of a natural visa a-a i remind you it is located next to the trace e from vaccination with the bcg vaccine, that is, if you have two such words - traces, it means that you are vaccinated against natural smallpox a-a if a person is vaccinated against natural

tetanus she should not be afraid if man crushed against natural smallpox - this is a young person - this applies to young people ah well then if you travel to countries where there is a high level of morbidity or there are cases at all or you are in those countries where there are already repeated cases of this disease, you should drink or vaccine against natural carriage vaccine against e uterine ms. oksana, i want to thank you for your advice and still hope that we ukrainians are not at risk of monkeypox we must understand that even if we have maybe such cases will mean getting vaccinated against the natural brand of cleaning mrs. oksana, thank you and i want to thank you for your work during the war

, the infectious disease doctor oksana vygovska was in touch with you and i also hope that we gave you a lot of advice and that you now know and can keep calm and don't worry. i also spoke for this mafia . i remind you that we are working so that ukrainians know everything about russian aggression and life during the war and to defeat russia on the information front, so read and watch espresso on the website pages espresso tv on social networks facebook telegram youtube twitter and instagram and i was with you iryna koval take care this video will last 30 seconds during this time they save dozens of lives we have

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andriy saichuk work for you live like this and actually we continue with we actually continue with such a topic with such a guest as zenova huzar, a volunteer with whom we still have conversations now, we will add this and this from the lviv region, but also and not only can be said because again their lakes were not only headed by the lviv department of health protection in e- is during for many years he was the head of local medical institutions and also he was a deputy of the lviv city council and combined this position with the first deputy head of the luhansk regional state administration, so mr. zenov can now tell a lot about the processes that we are currently experiencing and in the west, in the east of the country, and we will talk about this from you, mr. zinov, congratulations, well, let's start by sharing your thoughts on what problems

local self-government faces during the war in particular, in lviv, let's start a conversation on this topic in general. i just listened to a speech about everyday situations. i think that such situations as everyday situations exist all over ukraine in lviv, maybe in a different way, because in lviv there are such movements as there were no general problems in eastern northern ukraine, but let’s not call it that conditionally, not budget compensation, the problems that arose with aggression are typical for the whole of ukraine, that is, if in the east we have a situation where i have destroyed buildings and at the moment the state is somehow indifferent to it well, for example, let's say kharkiv, the mayor of

kharkiv, terekhov, says that 30% of the houses have been destroyed in kharkiv, and the deputy head of tymoshenko's office says that kharkiv has a lot of city to itself, so the president advises to look for international grants, international aid, well, this is probably a false position, we have the same situation in buch that two months after the release, and currently, as they say, there is no help from zhek, according to the state, i can give the same example, let's say, in the sumy region, where the city was in the occupation was destroyed and looted, what's more, when the occupiers were leaving, they shot the machine at point blank range at the hospital. well, for today, the latest

information is an open letter from the mayor yuriy vova to the regional administration that this hospital is not even included in the renovation of the regional state administration. well, that's the situation in general e- in the territories, we understand that, in general, we already have a hole in the budget of up to 200 billion hryvnias, this hole is patched at the expense of actual monetary direct monetary assistance of the european union and will start with the states in the first place, but the question is how effectively that money was used for the first time for you, the question is actually to continue the topic of self-government, you were if on both sides of the barricade, relatively speaking, here you were a representative and there you were a representative of local self-government , having been elected position as a deputy in the

city self-government, you were also, relatively speaking, the deputy president in the sumy region, in the luhansk region, that is, you can compare how it actually works when it is on one gets in the way when, on the contrary, it complements the extent to which local self-government is appropriate now in general, or can it more effectively solve some issues on the ground now, even in conditions of war, especially where, for example, there is a war like in lviv, well , i only arrive in the form of russian rockets from time to time. this aspect is definitely that local creation is necessary, because it is on the spot that the priorities are more visible, what needs to be restored, who needs to be helped, what problems need to be solved, because when we come to a situation that will be solved in well, probably nothing good will happen in kyiv. and as for e-e directly in the city of lviv, well

, you know. for example, i have a question about the effectiveness of the correction of the city budget. in terms of aggression , that is, i love my city. the funds for the improvement of mr. landscaping should be used today, it may be advisable to transfer these funds, say, to help or finance the territorial defense that is in lviv , moreover, we heard a lot of problems that were in this territorial defense of the lviv oblast, which is in the east, and other financing issues, probably also er, it is advisable, as they say, to revise and adjust , especially taking into account aggression, which applies to the overall situation of er, well, the cooperation of executive bodies and

er, local self-government. there is always always a question, that is, the central government is always oriented towards kyiv, local self -government is not oriented towards the residents, and very often there are misunderstandings and not a common vision of one and the other the problem itself and its solution and priorities, first of all financial and organizational ones, as the head of the lviv health department in 1995 and 2002, as well as the head of local medical institutions on several occasions. how are you now? perceive and see what is happening with our ukrainian medical system, how prepared it was, first of all, for such upheavals that

the country is currently facing and how we are rebuilding on the new rails, in fact, israel, so only a population of 40 million in the fourth month of the war understand that we need an extremely large number of super specialists, surgeons, rehabilitators, reanimatologists, so where to get these personnel and how to motivate specialists for such difficult work during the war, well, to say that the state as a whole was not ready, medicine was ready, probably to say is not true, of course, that medicine as a whole was not ready , and in particular, on the front line, neither in terms of material support, nor in terms of organization, nor in terms of e-e mass influx of patients and their evacuations, and now all this has to be compensated with the help of humanitarian aid abroad and

with the help of volunteers and with the help of volunteers who work directly with the wounded and sick , both in hospitals and at the front lines and at the stages of evacuation, we provide transport with medicines , well, let's say from the experience of our assistance to the public organization, our movement to the military, such problems in medicines well, there are just big problems with medicines. whole lists came out and whole lists have to be provided. these are the ones that are not yet involved. currently, the military in military operations in hospitals also have problems and more moreover, those problems were solved to some extent, and hmm, at the expense of, let's say, the help of the mobile

hospitals that were deployed here in lviv oblast, because , well, there was a large flow of refugees, well, hundreds of thousands of refugees who were passing through the western region , in particular, through lviv oblast. they also needed medical assistance, both urgent and other , and it was difficult to cope with those flows, they even had to stop at the medical aid hm in order to provide at least agent assistance , will these problems be taken into account in the future for now, for now, let's say some organizational decisions on the part of the state leadership regarding medical care. i haven't heard of such a thing. thank you very much, zinova zinova huzar.

volunteers, a blogger, and also a member of the lviv city council in different years have joined us. well, and also the ukrainian department of health care, and for many years we talked about the problems of the lviv region and the whole country and we continue our analytical analytical part of our marathon, after the news we will talk about international in the first part of the actual topic, we will talk about what is happening on the sidelines of the nato parliamentary assembly and we will also talk about the talks of ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi